@grammargirl's interview with Doug Harper of etymonline.com is well worth a listen;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nswr96XGt7k
https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/grammar-girl/
They talk briefly about the origins of the site. Where Harper mentions how much easier it was to establish a website as a landmark when the web was new, and how crowded the landscape has become since.
@grammargirl Rather than linking to the YouTub version I would have preferred to link directly to the podcast episode on your site. But despite spending quite a while digging around I couldn't find it there;
https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/grammar-girl/
FYI the RSS feed for your podcast can be modified so that when I go to 'visit website' in my podcatcher, it takes me to the page for the episode I'm listening to. Or if there aren't individual episode pages, to the URL above.
@strypey Our website has a lot of problem, so I usually try not to send people there, but that page has a direct link to the RSS feed as well as links to Apple and Spotify. There's also a podcast player with the most recent episodes. (I know that's not great for permalinking.)
When I post an episode here, I almost always post the Podlink link: https://pod.link/173429229
@grammargirl
> Our website has a lot of problems
What sort of problems?
> When I post an episode here, I almost always post the Podlink link
Good to know.
